What is oleoresin? Oleoresin, also known as oleoresin, is a natural exudate obtained by making a small incision in the trunk or branch of a tree. It consists primarily of volatile elements (or essences) and resin (formed by the oxidation of this essence). It is found primarily in elemi, conifers, or copifera. More broadly, oleoresin in perfumery refers to resinous aromatic compounds obtained by maceration of natural material in an alcoholic solution, which, upon evaporation, leaves a liquid and viscous product. And what about oleoresin in a Bushman candle? A Bushman candle, a glowing wax extracted from a small bush burned by Himba women in Namibia, releases a wonderful and surprising aroma, a combination of benzoin and vanilla. This intense scent will enhance oriental or fougère cosmetic compositions or simply delicately fragrance a room. Benefits: Inhaling it often produces a "tight hug" effect. This is primarily because coumarin and vanillin are two elements that induce a profound sense of joy while simultaneously alleviating fear and anxiety. GOOD FOR A BETTER PLANET. Eco-friendly packaging and/or sustainably sourced ingredients. GOOD FOR VEGANS. Vegan product, free from animal-derived ingredients. ETHANOL, SARCOCAULON MOSSAMEDENSE. Ingredient list subject to change; consumers should consult product packaging for the most up-to-date ingredient list.
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